Planning applicationEDI/26/00321/WINPA

12 Hope Terrace Morningside Edinburgh EH9 2AR

Application ApprovedWindows, Doors & Glazing
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Received

27 January 2026

Validated

29 January 2026

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Listed Building Consent ContextRepainting
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Front elevations timber sash windows to be repainted Farrow & Ball Green Smoke, matching side/rear; setback and wall keep street impact low.

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Application EDI/26/00321/WINPA

12 Hope Terrace Morningside Edinburgh EH9 2AR

Application ApprovedWindows, Doors & GlazingReceived Local authority

Front elevations timber sash windows to be repainted Farrow & Ball Green Smoke, matching side/rear; setback and wall keep street impact low.

Reference
EDI/26/00321/WINPA
Address
12 Hope Terrace Morningside Edinburgh EH9 2AR
Status
Application Approved
Category
Windows, Doors & Glazing
Impact scale
1/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9330455
Longitude
-3.198647

Plain-language summary

Front elevations timber sash windows to be repainted Farrow & Ball Green Smoke, matching side/rear; setback and wall keep street impact low.

As filed with the council

We intend on painting the side & rear timber sash + case windows a green colour, which does not require planning permission as per The EoECs guidance Quick Guide to Windows dated 2024. We would also like to paint the front elevation windows the same green colour (Farrow & Balls Green Smoke) for continuity, which we feel is acceptable due to the building being set back from the road and given there is a large site boundary wall to Hope Terrace, which provides screening and means there would be little to no impact to the street. This application is therefore requesting approval to paint the front elevation windows & frames, as noted above.